[rowlandwells]

I'm going to grow a variety of lupin called Lupini not knowing much about this variety because the Lupini series  is new and is said to be uniform and compact series has a short crop time with no vernalisation requirement 

because I'm not quite sure when the best time to sow this variety i  asked some professional gardeners for there advise but there replies where very sparse and really no help so I've turned to the proper professional gardeners on this site for some possible help normal Lupin sowings are made around February for fist year flowering but I'm not sure about this variety because as it has short cropping time ?

any advise or your thoughts on the best time to sow this variety for summer flowering would be most welcome RW

[mumofstig]

I've no experience of growing them but Moles says

Perennial, sow April-July... germinates in 2-3 weeks at 15-18°C. After 5 weeks prick out into 9 or 10cm pots, grow on at 15°C.

https://www.wholesale.molesseeds.co.uk/perennials/i-l/lupin/lupini/lupin-lupini-mixed-lup140/

Sown now they should make decent sized plants for autumn planting and  flower next year

T&M are selling plants now, for late August delivery
https://www.thompson-morgan.com/p/lupin-lupini-mixed/ka8705TM

[rowlandwells]

thanks Mum i was a bit unsure when to sow will be sowing the seed asap it just shows you get results when you ask the question on this site you can always count on Mum to help